April 14, 2012

Review: After the Snow by S.D. Crockett

Summary-
Fifteen-year-old Willo was out hunting when the trucks came and took his family away. Left alone in the snow, Willo becomes determined to find and rescue his family, and he knows just who to talk with to learn where they are. He plans to head across the mountains and make Farmer Geraint tell him where his family has gone.
But on the way across the mountain, he finds Mary, a refugee from the city, whose father is lost and who is starving to death. The smart thing to do would be to leave her alone -- he doesn't have enough supplies for two or the time to take care of a girl -- but Willo just can't do it. However, with the world trapped in an ice age, the odds of them surviving on their own are not good. And even if he does manage to keep Mary safe, what about finding his family?.

Review-
This is one of those books you have to give a chance to get going. It starts out slow and a little confusing. However, by the end of the book you will be totally into it. The main character grows & changes before your eyes. It's a good story about young people coming into their own. The further into the story you read the more engrossed you become. A good sturdy storyline.
Publisher-Feiwel & Friends         
Reviewer Rating: 4 Stars
Reviewed by~Mechele
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